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What Yann LeCun will do at Facebook(thedailybeast.com)
1 points by sherjilozair 13y ago|0 comments
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Canvas painted blue with a white line sells for nearly $44 million(twentytwowords.com)
1 points by sherjilozair 13y ago|0 comments
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by sherjilozair 13y ago
This module is not satire, and the existence of this module does not indicate anything about the quality of programmers of this generation. For those who think so, try doing some machine learning, data handling code, or even web crawlers. E
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by sherjilozair 13y ago
> ethically Double standards.
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by sherjilozair 13y ago
I don't understand. $50K being asked by professors and PhD students? They certainly enjoy funds orders of magnitude more. $50K is like two YC startups' seed money. Why do they want it? Can't they self-fund it? Or do they just
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by sherjilozair 13y ago
For non-Hindi folks, "Aam Aadmi" means "Common Man".
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How Python manages its memory(deeplearning.net)
1 points by sherjilozair 13y ago|0 comments
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The Rise of "Worse is Better"(dreamsongs.com)
1 points by sherjilozair 13y ago|0 comments
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Ayn Rand on "Money is the root of all evil"(dailypaul.com)
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Euler's Research Rules(danaernst.com)
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Memo That Spawned Microsoft Research(xconomy.com)
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by sherjilozair 13y ago
Can a non-citizen apply?
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by sherjilozair 13y ago
If you use a time machine now, and travel to the past, you can collide with the past yourself, right? :)
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Road to WWIII(youtube.com)
5 points by sherjilozair 13y ago|1 comments
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by sherjilozair 13y ago
I would pay to get a PDF version of this. I read PDF documents all the time.
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Fraud Apple Care Warranty: "Liquid Damage" Lie
2 points by sherjilozair 13y ago|0 comments
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This is CS50(cs50.net)
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by sherjilozair 13y ago
2) Need "speed" - write that part in C.) That's not so easy. Interfacing Python and C code is also incredibly hard, and no one true way exists.
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MOOCs and Books for Data Analysts(medium.com)
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by sherjilozair 14y ago
I must say, that the syntax and semantics are not intuitive at all. I've spent half an hour trying to learn how does this thing work, and have not been able to. I guess, a damn good tutorial is in order. I think one of the primary reasons P
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The best career advice: Do something valuable(qz.com)
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by sherjilozair 14y ago
This misses the most important line in the article: Acquiring Summly seems to have been an almost incidental side effect of a deal Yahoo made with SRI for a piece of "summarization technology".
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Stop telling me what to do
1 points by sherjilozair 14y ago|1 comments
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Special Effects: Before & After(ilm.com)
2 points by sherjilozair 14y ago|0 comments
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Deep Web(en.wikipedia.org)
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by sherjilozair 14y ago
Here[1], the density is said to be as low as 0.03 gm/cc which is the same as kg/liter. That gives a multiplicative factor of 33 over the above calculations, i.e. this could be 33% of the energy density of lithium ion batteries. Not bad. [1]
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by sherjilozair 14y ago
Am I being down-voted because my opinions don't agree with yours?
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by sherjilozair 14y ago
So, one of the restrictions could be that my stuff would only be online if there is activity on it, subject to a maximum of say, a year. I would like to try Posthaven and only if I feel that its worth 5$/month to me, then I can consider upg
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by sherjilozair 14y ago
I think there should also be a free version, perhaps with restrictions.
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by sherjilozair 14y ago
No intro to profiling in Python is complete without any mention of line_profiler ( http://pythonhosted.org/line_profiler/ ). As the name suggests, it gives you line-by-line profiling information. In a scripting language such as Python, I fi

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